Adoption Alert: Looking for a Loving home for our 12 month old male Border Collie x Corgi puppy

I’m seeking a loving home for my charming male Border Collie x Welsh Corgi Pembroke puppy called Dougal (Dougie). He’s 12 months old and has a striking black and tan coat. Dougie is full of energy and absolutely loves to play!

He thrives on companionship, so it’s important for him to have someone who was the time to entertain him. Endless amounts of energy. Preferably a home with another dog.

Unfortunately, I’m unable to provide him with the stimulation, training and attention he deserves.

Fully vaccinated, neutered and ready to bring joy to a new family. I’ll also include a crate, bed, dog leash with halti, food, and toys to help him settle in comfortably.

If you’re active and can give him the love and playtime he needs, please reach out!

Wouldn't recommend for beginner dog owners. Would suit someone more with vast dog owning and training experience.

€100.

Contact 0861536544

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